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Georgia coach Kirby Smart called backup safety Jake Pope's actions «just stupid» after the player was caught seemingly celebrating with Ole Miss fans on the field in the wake of the Rebels' 28-10 victory over the then-No. 3 Bulldogs at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on Saturday.
RENTON, Wash. — In another shake-up to their inside linebacker corps, the Seattle Seahawks waived starter Tyrel Dodson on Monday.
Oregon was the No. 1 team in The Associated Press Top 25 college football poll for the fourth straight week Sunday as Penn State and Indiana climbed into the top five, Georgia and Miami dropped out of the top 10, and losses by four other ranked teams shuffled the rankings with a month left in the regular season.
Alabama didn't just eliminate three-loss LSU from the College Football Playoff conversation Saturday, it blew the Tigers right out of their own stadium. The Tide's 42-13 win further cemented their spot as the selection committee's top two-loss team, but there's no shortage of two-loss SEC teams to choose from.
The first College Football Playoff rankings came out last week and already two teams in the initial top four have lost.
AUSTIN, Texas — On Thursday, embattled Florida coach Billy Napier got a vote of confidence from athletic director Scott Stricklin, who announced that Napier «will continue as head football coach of the Florida Gators,» citing the progress the team has made this season.
November has arrived, the College Football Playoff picture is beginning to take shape, and teams across the country continue to impress us with their different styles and creative takes in their hype videos!
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia sued the NCAA in federal court Friday, alleging the organization's bylaws that reduce the number of seasons junior college players can compete at Division I schools are unlawful and restrict players' ability to earn money off their name, image and likeness.